《La Catedral》Ⅱ Andante religioso (Solo Guitar)-Agustin Barrios (1885-1994)
Guitare acoustique Très diff.
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- Instrument 1
- Guitare acoustique
- Pages
- 2
- Difficulté
- Très diff.
- Type
- 1 port.
- Instrumentation
- Solo
- Paroles
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- Accord
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- Instrument
- Guitare acoustique
- Pages
- 2
- Difficulté
- Très diff.
- Type
- 1 port.
- Instrumentation
- Solo
- Paroles
- Non inclus
- Accord
- Non inclus
Description
《La Catedral》（大教堂）是巴拉圭吉他作曲家 Agustin Barrios (1885–1944) 的代表作之一，創作於1914年（首二樂章），並於1938年補上第三樂章而成為完整的三樂章套曲。作品靈感源於巴里奧斯參觀烏拉圭蒙得維的亞大教堂（Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo）時的感受：從莊嚴、寧靜的宗教氛圍，到走出教堂後面對都市車水馬龍的強烈對比。此曲不僅展現巴里奧斯深厚的吉他技巧與浪漫風格，更具有哲思意味，象徵「世俗與神聖」之間的張力。
La Catedral is one of the masterpieces by Paraguayan guitarist-composer Agustin Barrios (1885–1944). It was originally composed in 1914 (the first two movements) and later completed in 1938 with the addition of the third movement, forming a triptych. The work was inspired by Barrios’ visit to the Cathedral of Montevideo, Uruguay, where he experienced the solemn tranquility inside the sacred space, contrasted with the bustling chaos of the city outside. This piece not only reflects Barrios’ technical brilliance and Romantic lyricism but also conveys a philosophical dimension, symbolizing the tension between the sacred and the secular.
$3.00
Description
《La Catedral》（大教堂）是巴拉圭吉他作曲家 Agustin Barrios (1885–1944) 的代表作之一，創作於1914年（首二樂章），並於1938年補上第三樂章而成為完整的三樂章套曲。作品靈感源於巴里奧斯參觀烏拉圭蒙得維的亞大教堂（Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo）時的感受：從莊嚴、寧靜的宗教氛圍，到走出教堂後面對都市車水馬龍的強烈對比。此曲不僅展現巴里奧斯深厚的吉他技巧與浪漫風格，更具有哲思意味，象徵「世俗與神聖」之間的張力。
La Catedral is one of the masterpieces by Paraguayan guitarist-composer Agustin Barrios (1885–1944). It was originally composed in 1914 (the first two movements) and later completed in 1938 with the addition of the third movement, forming a triptych. The work was inspired by Barrios’ visit to the Cathedral of Montevideo, Uruguay, where he experienced the solemn tranquility inside the sacred space, contrasted with the bustling chaos of the city outside. This piece not only reflects Barrios’ technical brilliance and Romantic lyricism but also conveys a philosophical dimension, symbolizing the tension between the sacred and the secular.